I have to share this funny story. I had knee replacement surgery 2 weeks ago. My kind devoted son flew from San Jose to take care of me. He drove me to a physiotherapist appointment and went off to pick up a coffee. The Jeep would not start when he emerged with his brew. We joke about how my Jeep does not like him, it often sounds the seat belt alarm the entire time he drives it.
In a panic, he bummed a ride home from a stranger and took the Crossfire from its snug storage and raced to pick me up. I was horrified that he was driving my baby, complete with reduced insurance coverage but it was a mild day, dry roads.
Let me tell you, it is not easy to get in or out of the Crossfire with a new knee and fresh 8 inch incision. He had to bend my leg to stuff it in the car and it hurt like hell. He kept saying sorry mom, sorry. The Crossfire is not recommended transit for tall patients recovering my knee surgery.
When he went back to the coffee shop, the Jeep started first try. Probably a new starter in its future.